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convictkeeper
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09-27-2007, 11:27 PM
Post subject: Hand Help ...
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Here are 2 hands that I could use some help on.
Hand #1
Villain is a complete joke. He has re-raised my twice so I decided to take a flop and make a stand.
http://www.pokerhand.org/?1527733
Hand #2
Villain is 26/16/2 over 200+ hands. I have seen him bluff big in the past so I figured I was good with TPTK and the gutter...
http://www.pokerhand.org/?1527740
Any input would be great!
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Ash256
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4-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: UK
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1: Calling off your stack with TPWK isn't "making a stand". I'm not that experienced at beating light 3bettors, but you're best off waiting for something good like AK and fourbetting it to make a stand... or just moving tables.
2: Hmn, kinda close.
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Muzzard
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4-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Cheshire, UK
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Hand 1 - You need to fold this pre to the 3-bet or 4-bet him if you think he is raising a very wide range. You are OOP so folding is the best play pre- this isn't the best spot to call and go broke on an A high flop
Hand 2- 4-bet pre? As played I call the all-in, but villain probably has QQ/TT or AQ
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Jack Sawyer
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4-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Old School
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#1: bad. fold to pf reraise.
if you decide to play it, keep pots small. board texture is right up there in villains range. I hoped you played ATs for flush or straight capabilities, and not stack off on T kicker?
add this to what ash said
#2: people don't bluff pf often, maybe in very very special occasions. has villain ever reraised as a bluff pf?
I'd fold. Board is right up there in villains range. Maybe if only the A came up with 2 undercards, I'd stack off. The only actual hand you are beating (in his range) is KK. Did he have KK?
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kmind
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1. Fold pre. AT is not a great hand.
2. Very close in most cases but with Danpil I fold. He's a VERY tight preflop raiser, lord knows how tight his 3betting range is. I think you split here at best.
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kmind
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Originally Posted by PokerMuzz
You are OOP so folding is the best play pre- this isn't the best spot to call and go broke on an A high flop
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Look again, he has position, but it does not matter.
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Khabbi
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Hand 1: Fold to the pre-flop re-raise. At best here you are 50/50 and easily dominated. As played, fold to the flop re-raise.
Hand 2: I'd raise the flop to $12 and fold to his re-raise all-in.
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